Paola Rojas is a Mexican television reporter. Born in Mexico City, she graduated from the prestigious Teatro Metropolitan in Zapotec, Mexico, at the age of 17. Her educational training began at a young age, first in the fine arts, later in journalism, and finally in national television at the age of 19. Having worked hard to get where she is today, she is now focused on creating a positive outlook for her career, as well as helping others achieve success in their lives and in their careers.
At the moment, Rojas has spent the last ten years working in the field of journalism, working for various networks and publications, and as a co-anchor of the nationally syndicated radio program “Latino America.” She also serves as an assistant producer and news reporter for several other local channels. While these are Rojas’ most noteworthy achievements in terms of her professional and personal career, she is also very accomplished in the realm of her personal relationships, as she is the founder of a popular Spanish-language blog called La Gaceta, as well as the publisher of a series of books in this same genre.
As a result of her successful work in both the worlds of broadcast and publishing, Rojas has decided to take a leave from her position as associate producer and news reporter for Univison to pursue her own interests in life and art. Her latest book is titled, “How We Were Beautifully Imprinted,” and it chronicles her relationship with her Hispanic family and how the book’s concept evolved throughout the years. The book is due to be released in early 2021, and will be a major factor in what could become a media darling for Rojas, who is in many ways the stereotypical Mexican American woman. Her international accolades thus far include “Best Woman” at the 2021 MTV Music Awards, as well as being listed as one of the 50 best singers, actors, and models by various music industry insiders. If “How We Were Beautifully Imprinted” picks up just a few more awards at these upcoming ceremonies, it will only serve to increase its critical acclaim, and allow Paola Rojas to make a name for herself in the world of entertainment and literature.